He departed from the static layouts and conventional posed studio photographs prevalent in 1930s editorial design.
The referee in a soccer game is equally obliged to follow the rules of his game, and the fact that the game is conventional poses no difficulty from this, let us say, "internal-player's" perspective.
All plant breeding, whether engineered or conventional, poses the risk of producing a plant that is allergenic, toxic or has other unwanted traits, according to a 2004 National Academy of Sciences NASS) report on GE foods and human health, which ultimately determined that GE crops are safe.
"I wanted to furnish my flat with animals in less conventional poses," she says.
Having no repertoire of conventional poses, or props, you might say she let her subjects hang themselves.
They are shown at home in conventional poses -- she sits behind her husband, reading while he is writing.
Although Ciara shares songwriting credit throughout the album, she stays remote as she strikes her utterly conventional poses.
That this description seems somehow less exalting than calling him a "major American composer" or a "radical musical innovator" is a sign of how far we have to go in allowing art to tell us how to admire it, rather than trying to make it hold still in conventional poses in order to be admired.
She introduced him to the concept of arranging sitters in less conventional poses, and she encouraged him to utilize composition and line and texture to create a mood — in short, to think like an artist rather than a commercial photographer.
Mentiones the event of the arrival of Ethel Merman - the Post published a picture of Miss Merman in the conventional "arrival" pose, knees crossed, flowers under one arm, one hand upraised in greeting.
